In any trade arrangement a " Make Offer" button will be available at the bottom of the left side of the screen. This may only be used when the player is a ruler and the trade in question is between two vassals.
This takes money directly from the ruler's held cash to help ease relation penalties that may occur do to a forced trade. The same fief cannot be selected and that is why you will sometimes move the slider yet see a delay before a different fief is displayed as it is preventing a duplicate selection. This will create a slider where you can select which of your fiefs or the vassals you wish supplied for trade. Note that a vassal will be picky about trades that only involve him receiving money in exchange for land. It is limited to a maximum of 200k denars for players and to 30% of maximum wealth or 200k denars for the AI. This allows you to offer money directly from your held cash or in the event of a vassal from his storage of wealth. You will also need to setup what you're asking the other vassal to offer to complete the trade as they will not suggest their own trades at this time. They can be selected by clicking the drop-down menu next to an "Offering:" label on your side. These are the offering types available for you to trade with.
This will move you over to the series interfaces set aside for dealing with kingdom management.Īnother list of interfaces will appear on the left so you can pick the " Fief Exchange" option. The initial town interface system will appear and along the left you'll have an option to handle " Realm Affairs". Visit any town or castle of your faction and access the " Manage This Castle / Town" or " Gather Information & Recruit Volunteers" menu option. Vassals will not accept just any trade though and will be picky about getting a good deal. You can suggest a trade with any other vassal of your faction and if you're a ruler then you may negotiate a trade between two vassals of your realm. To support consolidating your properties you may now negotiate with other vassals to trade fiefs.
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